Coolidge Furiously Reacts To New Fleet Chief Appointment
Washington reports President Coolidge disputes the appointment of E. E. Crowley as head of the Emergency Fleet Corporation without White House consultation. The Shipping Board defends its autonomy, outlining its bipartisan structure and authority to appoint executives. The letter reveals ongoing tension and possible delays in filling board vacancies amid AG ruling.
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Crowley
Washington
Shipping Board
Coolidge
E. E. Crowley
Emercency Fleet Corporation
White House
Minoe
Emergency Fleet Corporation
W. Gz
Congress
Imaes
T. V. O’connor
Bargent
Cross Word Puzzle Clues and Errors From The Puzzle Page
Puzzle page shows scattered cross word clues with many misprints and garbled text. It lists horizontal and vertical entries such as 12-Machine fort and 16-Indefinite arth, plus broken phrases and partial notes about solutions and page timing.
Fertilizer Industry Shows Signs of Recovery
The Guaranty Survey from the New York Trust reports a turning point after years of depression with improved agricultural conditions and better shipping methods. Sales may rise modestly this year, aided by adherence to list prices and improved profit margins, as farmers and especially southern farmers see the positive link between agricultural prosperity and fertilizer demand.
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Wa Eee Trust Company of
New York
Fertilizer Industry Faces Sluggish Demand and Consolidation
The article notes a 1922 fertilizer output of about 7 million tons, below the 1920 peak of 7.6 million, amid intense competition and inflated capacity. It reports 573 U S manufacturers in 1923, with the top eleven firms controlling most production, and urges output adjustment to demand while crop prices rise. It also mentions planned Tech staff meetings, Wickiup yearbook plans, and upcoming Idaho Tech activities including football preparations.
Rains Delay French Spanish Operations in Morocco
Rain delays shift to strategic maneuvers as French and Spanish forces plan to junction from Melilla and Kifane toward Taounat and Ajdir to isolate Abd el Krim's Riffian network. Heavy rains halt assaults while artillery and air bombing continue. Marshal Lyautey sails home as Primo de Rivera arrives in Madrid for royal reception.
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Paris
Morocco
Abd- El-Krim
Melilla
Kifane
Taounat
Ajdir
Abd-El- Krim
Abd-El-Krim
Bibane
Sheshwan
Fez
French Morocco
Marshal Lyautey
France
Madrid
Primo de Rivera
Akeses
Alfonso
Idaho Pioneer Ferguson Dies in Blackfoot
Idaho pioneer Thomas M. Ferguson, early Lost River settler since 1864, dies Sunday in Blackfoot. He spent years in the cattle business before moving to Blackfoot. Funeral at Baptist Church Wednesday at 2:00 p.m. viewing at family home Wednesday morning.
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Blackfoot
Thomas M. Ferguson
Idaho
Lost River District
Ferguson
Lost River Country
Norn
Baptist
Labor Convention Opens Second Week in Atlantic City
The American Federation of Labor enters week two of its annual convention in Atlantic City as seven of fifteen committees act on resolutions. The actions indicate limited debate on the convention floor.
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Atlantic City
American Federation of Labor Today
Agat
Besse
Fleet Leaves and Marriages Decline in King County
Seattle faces a drop in marriages as Pacific fleet sails abroad with 200 fewer weddings than prior summers. King County records show fewer licenses sought amid navy visits, while local shops and social venues note reduced gaiety and romance in the city during the ships’ absence.
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Fleet
King County
Seattle
Wash
Lesnae Bureau
Crab Court House
Washington
Queen Anne Hill
Jass
Lillian
Ixse
Torturn
Census puts Pocatello population at 18337
Census Bureau figures released by the Commerce Department show city populations as of July 1. Pocatello Idaho is listed at 18,335, with Boise and Salt Lake City among other Western cities detailed in the nationwide estimate.
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Pocatello
Washington
Census Bureau
United States
Department of Commerce
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
Baltimore
Boston
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Buffalo
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Akron
Oklahoma City
Norfolk
D. C
Newark
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Rochester
Jersey City
Toledo
Portland
Ore
Denver
Columbus
Providence
Louisville
Oakland
St. Paul
Omaha
Birmingham
Florida
Iowa
Kansas
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Wyoming
Bureau
Boise
Idaho
Shears
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Utah
Bapiguees Ann Provo
Sailors and distant maids stir summer winds
A brisk, colorful colonial era quotation set describes winds blowing sailors far to the Antipodes, leaving Seattle mothers to face a season of absence and rumor as expectations meet the lure of far shores.
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Seattle
Antipodes
Senator Al Schacht Seeks Warmup Pitch After Victory
Washington October 12 AP reports comedian Al Schacht announced after the third Senator win that he would pitch today. He said he has warmed up with the band daily and can entertain the crowd with music while Altrock covers if he falters.
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Washington
al Schacht
Altrock
Weeks Returns to War Department Desk After Ill Health
Secretary Weeks returns to his office at the war department in Washington, first time since March when illness forced him to relinquish active charge. He does not resume full duties immediately.
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Washington
Weeks
War Department
Department
Leader Signals Resignation Amid War Department Turmoil
Continued indications suggest a forthcoming announcement of resignation within days. Previously he implied he did not anticipate returning to active charge of the war department.
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War Department
Building boom outpaces street name and number supply
Rome reports rapid construction in suburbs outpacing municipal work to assign street names and house numbers. Authorities struggle to keep up as new blocks rise.
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Rome
Signposts in Ireland Restored to English After Reading Difficulties
During the fighting days signpost directions were changed to Irish but locals could not read them so they have been returned to English to aid navigation and daily life.
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Ireland
Humming Bird Hose at The Golden Rule Stocked
A 41 to 49 pair of Humming Bird hose is offered at The Golden Rule. The advertisement highlights a fine wearing stock in all the latest shades.
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